I am working on an automated Azure build for Docker application.
I need to connect to container registry and pull the images from container and push it to Docker Swarm resource deployed in Azure.
Can you please suggest me the steps.
I need to automate using a PowerShell script
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Backstory:
We have a web app that creates batch jobs in Azure using docker images. In the application configuration there is a parameter to defines which version of the docker image the batch job should use. In our current setup we need to manually change the parameter if we deploy a new version of the docker image.
What I want to do is choose which docker image to use when I create a release for the web app. I already have a working release pipeline where I manually type in which version of the docker image I want to use, but I would like to be able to choose from the available docker images in the repository. The docker images are built in Azure devops and we have a tag on each build with the version number.
Is it possible to achieve this?
I have an application which I want to deploy to a number of VMS on Azure and AWS, I was working with Azure DevOps before and it provided very nice features to achieve this with deployment groups etc. Now I want to work with Github and I am really having problems to design my CI CD pipeline since Github actions do not have any feature which could be used to do deployment on a set of VMS. If there are please guys share your thoughts any article would be appreciated. Thanks
You can firstly consider to deploy application to one Virtual Machine with Github Actions.
Just in the environment of Azure, all you need is to use GitHub Action to build a virtual machine (VM) within Azure.
you can learn the detailed steps to deploy application to one Virtual Machine with Github Actions in：How to use GitHub Actions to deploy an Azure Virtual Machine.
For multi-environment deployments either in Azure or AWS with GitHub Actions, I recommend you to use Octopus Deploy as a reference. you can still refer to Multi-environment deployments with GitHub Actions and Octopus to deploy Virtual Machine on AWS.
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deploy application to multiple Vms
We recommend you to use Azure Batch to run parallel workloads. It can allow you to deploy application to multiple Vms at one time in batch in the basic of deploy application to one Virtual Machine.
You can run the batch job using Azure CLI by following the example: Run Batch job with the Azure CLI.
I have a multi-layer Asp.Net Application running. Due to it's multi-layer nature, I have to build a container for it and deploy it as a container.
Is there anyway I can deploy it to an existing server using Azure-Pipelines?
All other support that I am finding online is related to deploying to Azure App Services, however I would like to deploy to an existing production environment.
Is there anyway I can deploy it to an existing server using Azure-Pipelines?
Since you are deploying to the local environment, you can use Self-hosted Agent(Build Pipeline and Release Pipeline) or Deployment Group(Release Pipeline).
Then you could try the following pipeline settings.
Here is a blog about ASP.Net Application Deployment in Docker for Windows.
You could use Command Line Task to run the docker command. In this case, you can move the local build and deploy process to azure devops
By the way, if you have the Container registry Service connection in Azure Devops, you could use the Docker task or Docker Compose task.
I am using gcp and kubernetes.
I have gcp repository and container registry.
I have a trigger for build container after pushing into the master branch.
I don't know how to set some auto-trigger to deploy new version of the container (docker file).
How can I automate the build process?
You need some extra pieces to do it, for example if you use Helm to package your deployment you can use Flux to trigger the automated deployment.
https://helm.sh/
https://fluxcd.github.io/flux/
There are two solutions here.
You can expand the build step. Cloud Build can also push changes to your GKE cluster. You can read more about this here
What you currently have is a solid CI pipeline, for the CD, you can use Spinnaker for GCP, which was released recently. This integrates well with GCE, GKE and GAE and allows you to automate the CD portion.
I have a server running ubuntu 18.04 running 3 Docker containers for Nginx, PHP, and MySql. Everything seems to be working correctly within the application which right now is just a test wordpress blog. However I am attempting to add Github Webhook deployments and I am a little lost as to how I should proceed. A few options
Should I setup a webserver on the Host system and trigger a php file to run and execute git pull? I suppose I could subdomain it to keep SSL validation constant.
Is there a way to pass ssh keys to one of the containers such as the php one and allow that to pull from the repo? I tried this and ran into user and group permission 1000 issues.
Is there a way for the docker containered application of nginx to execute code on the host server(The naked server running docker)?
Is there a simpler solution that I am not thinking of involving deployments? I would prefer not to use a paid service.
Are you using travis-ci or Jenkins to continuous delivery?
These tools help you to do some change in your server when you do a new pull request over your repo of GitHub.
I will show you one project that I was worked using travis-ci where I could deploy my App on Aws or connecting to one host that has docker installed and make new changes.
I'll share you some continuous delivery articles below
Travis continuous delivery
Jenkins SSH credentials setting
Jenkins from scratch CI/CD
Try to get new knowledge about Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery, is the best way to automate those kinds of processes